Elgin High School - Maroon Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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' 4 '1' ?'t 'l'V'V H V i1l ! i'h1l iIb UM XXI! bi, ia N ' iii u ' i f ll lf lil Fi' -NM ,in 'if ' 5, ill II 1' lr, 1+ yy ,xr L H ,i E win' xl 1 1 .- 3 'if , lille ll gg 1 s :mln lg bk l' lL. im ABBA ll ' .g,, ,g g Ill llpqyf .pf ,iff FOREWORD All through the pages of history man has always been concerned with his own development. The building of nations with adequate government, the building of wonderful physiques, and the building of character, with high ideals and experience in many phases of life, have long been the inner- most desires of all people, although accomplished by very few. In this twenty-first volume of The Maroon, the Class of 1931 is attempting to show the part that Elgin High School plays in building our democracy so that it may be foremost in attaining success and high standards of living. This theme of building is carried throughout the book with different types of Elgin buildings to illustrate the various sections of the book. The very prominent tower of the Elgin National Watch Factory is used through the entire book as the featured design on each page. Elgin is our home, and we are proud to be building future citizens of this city. I ,Q

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